Online English teacher for kids

All Right is a leading Ukrainian IT company that has been helping children worldwide learn English with ease and enjoyment for 8 years! We have developed a unique ecosystem that includes an interactive platform for teaching according to Cambridge YLE standards and an AI-powered mobile app. Our technologies make learning fun for children and help teachers deliver knowledge effectively. Currently, we have over 10,000 students from various parts of the world: from Ukraine to Poland, Italy, Spain, Israel, Romania, and beyond. Our mission is to make learning English an exciting and accessible journey for every child.

What we offer: Remote work with a flexible schedule: You can work from anywhere in the world, balancing work with your personal life. Control over your earnings: We offer a competitive rate plus bonuses of up to 10%, allowing you to increase your income. Payments are made every two weeks, so you can see the results of your efforts quickly. Continuous professional development: we regularly hold training webinars and workshops so you can improve your skills and stay up-to-date with the latest teaching trends. Time-saving lesson preparation: All teaching materials are ready, so you can focus entirely on delivering lessons. Constant support: Our support team is always on hand to help with any questions or concerns. Multicultural community: You will become part of a global network of teachers, where you can exchange experiences with colleagues from around the world and connect with native speakers.

Requirements

What you'll need to succeed:

• English proficiency at B2 level or higher.

• Experience or desire to work with children aged 4 to 13.

• A quiet workspace with a stable internet connection where you can conduct lessons comfortably.

• Availability to work a minimum of 15 hours per week.

It will be a plus if you have:

• Education in pedagogy, linguistics, or a related field, and/or a teaching certification such as TESOL/TESL/TEFL/CELTA or equivalent.

Originally posted on Himalayas